Sentence examples for a stricter interpretation from inspiring English sources

There will certainly be a stricter interpretation of unnecessary roughness.

So far, the officials said, the Russians have stuck to a stricter interpretation that considers ground-breaking a violation.

Other countries, including the United States, have similar laws, but Britain has a stricter interpretation and offers fewer discounts, according to tax advisers.

The Missouri Synod puts a stricter interpretation on the words of the Bible, and takes a harder line against letting women become pastors, abortion and homosexuality.

In January, bars and clubs, including the Writers Union, were raided in what many Iraqis saw as a government move toward a stricter interpretation of Islamic law.

And Simcha Halpert-Hanson (who prefers not to be identified with gendered honorifics or pronouns) grew up in the Reform movement but has always been drawn to a stricter interpretation of Judaism.

There is no doubt that there are concerns when it comes to the role of Saudi Arabia, direct or indirect, in promoting a strict interpretation of Islam, and its implications on how some people are interpreting Islam today.

Saudi Arabia follows Shariah, a strict interpretation of Islamic law.

He retaliated with a suit asserting a strict interpretation of the state constitution.

It had a strict interpretation of Islam and a culture of scholarship and poetry.

There's a strict interpretation in which that statement is true.